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Analyses
The War Over Who Is Muslim
For years, the Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) terror groups have told Muslims in Nigeria…
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Features
Borno IDPs Caught Between Terrorists’ and Troops’ Wrath
It was midnight on April 12 when Modu Baluye woke to the sound of gunfire. He was asleep with his…
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Investigations
Seeking Redemption, Spurring Terror: The Curious Lives of Former Boko Haram Fighters in Nigeria
As a pariah child in search of Islamic knowledge, Goni Abubakar has no clue what it means to hold a…
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Analyses
ISWAP Used Theology to Absorb the Shock of Its Deadliest Week
For the Islamic State (IS) and its West Africa Province (ISWAP), the third week of May 2026 began with a…
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Investigations
They Once Fought For Boko Haram. Now They Fight For Nigeria
Across northeastern Nigeria, former Boko Haram insurgents now move with Nigerian troops into forests they once controlled. They identify footpaths…
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Armed Violence
Still, There Is Nothing Where Satiru Was (1906 – 2026)
Let us begin with what has been forgotten. There is a field, roughly 22 kilometres southwest of Sokoto, between the…
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Features
Former Boko Haram Terrorists Accused of Killing Displaced Farmer in Borno
Muhammed Kaumi had just stepped out of the mosque when his phone rang on the evening of Friday, May 29.…
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Armed Violence
The Men Lining Up to Replace Al-Minuki
The death of Abakar Minuki, one of the most influential leaders of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), in…
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Disinformation
Nigeria Is Facing An Information War In Its Own Language
Two years ago, Bashir Muhammad received an invitation to attend a journalism summit in Niamey but declined. That decision, and…
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Analyses
Abu Bilal Al-Minuki: The Terrorist Who Died Twice
By the time the announcement that Abu Bilal Al-Minuki was killed reached the outside world, the strike itself was already…
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